JOHN DEERE LOGGING... CUTTING, SKIDDING AND HAULING LOGS!
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Big logging equipment like the JOHN DEERE SKIDDER moves mountains of wood every day from the woods that increases production so you can get your boxes of stuff you need sent to you! From cardboard, toilet paper to lumber and firewood these men and machine make your life better. Trees are THE worlds most renewable resource and logging is good. Tree huggers use tree products ever day to make their lives better and most do not even know it. Watch these big machines work today!
Nicely put together, Chris. Thank you for spending the time for us all.😉👍
Glad you enjoyed it!!
Two crews of men probably couldn't keep up with that machine. I wondered how they got the same lengths. Then in cab video was very informative.
My thoughts exactly, lots of work with one man and an awesome machine!
hellll yah! rotobec elite is where its @ for log loaders!! run one daily!!! Stay safe ya'lll!! gr8 video per usual!!
Thanks 👍
Chris, another great video.
I appreciate that!!!
One thing that is out in the open and yet may not get much thought is that with this company almost no one is on foot or do we ever see a hand held chain saws or any individuals not seated in mobile equipment as part of the normal job efforts, Smart. Time is the asset that everyone has and can only be spent once never replaced or added to. Ray Stormont
This ”system” has been the type of logging we had since late 70:s over here in europe. Higher production with less people and equipment. Cleaner logs for the mill and these days, they will get all needed data directly from the harvester. And it save lives! 👍 Felling timber with a chainsaw is one of the most danderous jobs you can find...
It gets a lot of thought ....that is how most trees are cut now and has been for decades.
It is how the vast majority of wood is cut here too.
A local logger told me that when he went to not having anyone on the ground the cost of workmans comp insurance went down drastically.
@@johnnyhomegrownholmgren9999 works great in the smaller wood not so much in the larger type trees 24"+. 1%💩😁
Good morning all!
Hello!
Nice video Chris. Even without a good night Irene. Nice of them to let you take us along. GNI
Thanks!
Good morning dear Chirs.
Good morning!
It's nice how the popple. bark cuts off easy in spring.
Yup, it does that!
G’morning Chris. Hello Fellow Firewood Fanatics. Most sweet action footàge today. Thanks for all you do, just for me to enjoy.
GoodNightIrene
Good morning! Thanks!
almost totally agree with you except that last part, he does it for me his most favorite viewer😁! GNI
But I got an honorary Woodyard medal ! Lol
@@coreyriley7160 honorary is that like 3rd place looser in trophy speak just bustin on you in woodyard banter.
Hahaha. I resemble that remark. Are you in Minnesota ? I’m in Anoka County
Who knew that the space program and Canadian engineers would develop the "arm" and put so many loggers out of the woodyard. Thanks for posting
Thanks for watching!
That load of wood would last me 10-15 + yrs !Great video Chris!
Thanks 👍
Cool machines. Thanks for sharing Chris👍🏻👍🏻GNI
Thanks for watching as always!!
Good morning everyone
Hello Stanley!
Well, the Huskys will get a good workout today. Tornado hit last night here in Hot Springs Ar.
Yup, chainsaws get used a lot when trees go down!
@InTheWoodyard I hate it for the people that had damage, but my woodyard is fixing to be slam full of free oak logs.
Good Morning Chris: Enjoyed the video. I’m looking at switching our operation from skidding to cut to length and trading in the skidder for a forwarder.
Hello, thanks for watching...good luck!
Hey Chris, can you tell us if Arndt does tree planting services to reforest areas that are clear cut? I’m guessing they do-it would make sense to keep up restoring inventory. The amount money for these very intricate pieces of equipment has to be astronomical!! But very cool!thanks for sharing and giving us a peek into the wood harvesting process!! Great job!
Very very few logging jobs get replanted by man...natural regeneration is what happens most often. Replanting is usually do ON PLANTATIONS where specific species are desired...red pine is one of the main ones here...paper/lumber mills.
Chris, been watching for awhile. Great content and good to see a Boomer still enjoying the work! As I'm starting a retirement side hustle with firewood, I have a question; With all the pallets how do you keep the tires inflated on the equipment? With winter freeze and general handling I would think nails/screws would become a nemesis. Keep at it, I enjoy watching from Duluth.
We don't move them much. I have had one flat in the last 5-6 years...from the dump!
Nice Logs to the Mill😊
Mostly for the paper mills.
Chris that thing looks alien!👎🏿🪵🇺🇸
Yup, that it does!
Hey. Chris
Hello there Sir Ralphy Baby! Good to see you here again!!
Finally, some music in the background that doesn't sound like we're in a gentleman's club. Great video.
Thanks for watching, I do not know what kind they play at those places!!!
Good morning Chris were I work did that it was nice to work love it ( Ty Ron
Morning! Cool!
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Thanks!!!
Nice video Chris! They have a nice operation! - Tim
Thank you very much!
And the beat goes on and on... I like it. GNI
Yup!
It’s nice to see a center mount loader running. Hard to find that kind of footage on YT, though maybe I’m just not looking hard enough.
Thanks for watching!
The guy on the truck certainly outshone the driver on the John Deere at the opening of the video.
The guy in the John Deere is Jessie Arndt.... the owner... in his new forwarder so he does not have much time in that machine and the truck driver does this every day for years ...so....
@@InTheWoodyard
There are many tasks in my business I wouldn't dream of doing. When you pay people to do a job it shows, the truck driver lined up every log to the inch, give him a pay rise, make him a partner.
The owner should leave the skipsteer to someone who knows what he is doing.
Enjoyed the video format. Thanks
Thanks Jim!
You know that operator gives Xmas presents from the claw machine from the doorway at Walmart lol.
🤣🤣 good one Stan 😉👍
Yup, a pro!
Great video as usual but i have 1 question how are the logs all such a even lenght does that machine measure the logs as it strips them and cuts them or is the operator that dang good lol
Watch the video from a while back when I was filming in the cab. The machine is programed to the size they want and the poplar in the spring peels easily because of the sap content for new growth.
I was # 661 thumbing up the video. Should I buy one?
A 661 is an awesome saw!
Great Video It was nice that the loggers allowed you to film on their location. I'm guessing you used a long pole on your camara so you didn't get to close.
Thanks for watching my camera pole is about 3' long is all....I was close!
Hello, I'm Yoyo from OukitelPower. I've noticed that you've been posting videos regularly on social media lately. However, we haven't seen the collaboration video we discussed previously. We're looking forward to seeing your feedback on our product and would appreciate it if you could confirm the progress of the video so we can plan accordingly. Thank you!
It is on my to do list!
I was gone for almost a month working out of town. All the videos up to now where shot before I let. I am a month behind the actual date. Soon!
Hey Yoyo, I just looked and I DID make a video a month ago with the OUKITEL POWER pac it is the 2000 unit and it was used for power in making maple syrup and I did send a message back to another person at your company about it long ago....The video is titled MAPLE SYRUP...the unit is in the video and the name in the title and the desription too...so... you might want to check it out...
What kind of wood was that with the strips of bark falling off?
popple/aspen spring growth sap run causes the bark to strip off easily during the spring time, not sure if it is still practiced or not but complete peeling of popple in the springtime used to be a part of some logging operations and offered more money per cord offered by the paper mills as it reduced their operation one process once at the mill. Peeled popple usually required drying on the landing for sometime before being hauled as the fresh slippery wood would slide off from the log trucks otherwise.
Aspen, poplar, popple all the same...it does that in the spring ..a lot of wood is very..."moist" in the spring when the sap is running.
Yup, you nailed it thanks!
Pivoting seat on that John Deere. How much separating goes on in the woods of different types of wood ?
Separating kind of wood/size/use/quality all gets done as they cut somewhat then as it is skidded and again at the landing. Finally as it is loaded and hauled.
10:37 what species of wood was this, if you recall?
Most was popple/aspen little jag of Cherry.
@@iffykidmn8170Yeah, I get that. I was asking about that exact time stamp.
@@TheWoodSnob the wood stacked behind the dozer looked like Cherry firewood, the wood stacked opposite side of the road looked like Cherry logs separated out for saw or veneer.IMHO
That was Cherry but most of the rest is Aspen/poplar/popple...all the same.
cherry
Good Morning Woodhounds!!(-:
Morning!
What happens to all those limbs and scrap wood
Rots decays back into the soil same as if it naturally died and fell over giving nutrients for the next crop of wood.
Back into the soil.
yup
Tuleeko sinulle nuo puut
The Mill gets the good wood😊
Those logs would be perfect to use,building a proper sauna... 👍🇸🇪
Thanks for watching!
Two crews of men probably couldn't keep up with that machine. I wondered how they got the same lengths. Then in cab video was very informative.
Yup, it is amazing!